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Daring Korean Reporters Rush out to Cover Dangerous Typhoon Gangnam Style

Daring Korean Reporters Rush out to Cover Dangerous Typhoon Gangnam Style

Typhoon Bolaven, the largest storm to hit the Korean Peninsula in a decade, tore through the southern part of South Korea late Tuesday, leaving a trail of death and destruction in its path.

While some people in China wandered out with camera in hand to photograph the typhoon as it was nearing its end, one South Korean reporter has gained national recognition for doing a live story during the peak of the storm with a rope tied around his body to keep him from being swept into the sea.

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Amazing Typhoon Photos Show Ruthless Power of Nature, Boundless Stupidity of Mankind

Amazing Typhoon Photos Show Ruthless Power of Nature, Boundless Stupidity of Mankind

Typhoon Bolaven tore through the southern part of the Korean Peninsula on late Tuesday, then crossing over to the Shangdong province in East China on early Wednesday before calling it a day.

The storm was the strongest to hit the region in over a decade, leaving a trail of destruction and at least 8 dead in its wake.

Despite being aware (supposedly) of how dangerous the storm was, some Chinese residents of the coastal city of Qingdao gathered at a park near the coastline to watch the typhoon waves come in and do what it is Asians do best: take pictures.

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